Hormone Panel
The hormone panel evaluates reproductive hormones - testosterone, LH, FSH and prolactin. It's used for questions of fertility, libido, the menstrual cycle and energy.
Also known as: Reproductive Hormone Panel · Sex Hormone Panel
Preparation: Best drawn in the morning; timing affects the result.
LH and FSH drive the sex glands, testosterone reflects their output, and prolactin influences the whole axis. The values are interpreted together and depend on sex, age and cycle phase.
Below are the markers in this panel; tap any to read about it.
Markers in this panel
Frequently asked questions
Does the time of the test matter?
Yes - testosterone is higher in the morning, and in women LH/FSH depend on the cycle phase. Test as your doctor advises.
Why read LH and FSH alongside testosterone?
Their ratio helps show where the issue is - in the gland or in the control above it. That's why the panel is read as a whole.
How do I understand my results?
Upload the report to Mediora - a per-marker explanation with range and trend. Interpretation, not a diagnosis.
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